How long can you store babyfood for in these trays?
33975
We keep up to 4 weeks in the freezer. It may keep fresh up to 2month, or even longer but we never went that long. Each batch of custom blended home prepared food tastes a little different. At times, the baby does not like the taste, or one of the ingredients makes the baby throw up. It may be better to make small batches (just to be on the safe side) so you don't waste prepared food after laborious processing.
33976
We left ours for a few months but the lids lifted. Every thing was freezer burnt. I wouldn't suggest these personally.
33977
I'm not sure? It's impossible to get out so I had to thaw all the food at once, just to get a little out.
1401746
You can reuse them for up to 6 days according to the packaging. However, I found that I wanted to swap them out for new ones after a couple days. You can rinse and reuse them between feedings and putting them in the fridge helps them maintain their soothing quality.
316699
In my house, not very long. I go through them pretty quickly. I would probably be comfortable storing them at least a year.
2040672
I had mine on a shelf for over a month and they were still fine. I would imagine they have a shelf life of at least 6 months or longer.
1136942
I stored them for as long as 5 weeks. I bought some meal worm medium and put about half of it in a plastic tub that holds about 4 gallons, added the meal worms, and took a piece of an old sheet, and used a big rubber band to keep it in place. Amazingly, the worms did not appear to have tried to escape this contraption. Store the container in the coldest spot you have. A refrigerator is best, but next to an air conditioning vent will do. (The worms survived REALLY cold weather outside). Add more medium as they eat the supply you started with.
1434038
Sorry, I've not used baby food in these. Just leftovers from our smoothies. I do have to run it under water for a few seconds before it will pop out
829493
depends on how soon they will be used... soon? you can put them in the cupboard.. any time in the future I'd put them in the fridge or freezer - the freezer will keep them longest
1499873
They don't last long enough to require storage in my office. I don't see any reason that they would not store in or out of your fridge. I do believe they would store for months iin a sealed container outside your fridge.
1668746
You can store them in the trays laying on their sides only, but there's room in the bottom, that's where I store mine.
623090
Stored properly, they should be viable for two years for sure, perhaps three. If you just leave them in a cupboard, I'd guess 8 months. If you are looking for doomsday storage, there is proper equipment for long-term seed storage, but I know nothing about that.
763683
They are in storage. But, they are nice but not as large as a regular food tray.
80219
It may depend on your storage conditions. I had leftover soygel that I used a year later and it seemed OK. It was stored in a cool place. It may be best to ask the manufacturer.
256978
I'm not sure that sealing them would make them shelf stable anyway... Part of the reason it's good to make your own baby food is that foo has to reach high temperatures in order to be shelf stable. That takes much of the nutrients out of the fruits and veggies. Like the other posters said, I love it!
1669432
No longer than 6 months. After 6 months they should be stored in wax paper in an air tight container.
1549368
Yes, three to four weeks is good, the fresher the better. They say these will keep up to 6 months, but I find the colors can fade so store on a dry, cool, & dark shelf until use.
914674
My son loves them so much that he budgeted them in the fridge for over a month and they were still awesome. They keep really well as long as you refrigerate. We put them in a zip-lock bag and refrigerated. Good luck!
430012
I have stored them in milk in the refrigerator for up to 2 weeks. I've heard they can go longer. I also have some frozen in milk also, as I've heard you can do (though I haven't tried using them yet.)